Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-23
WEST aHORENOTES.

New Arrivals at she. HOtels-An 1Ilu"
 minatIon and Lantern Festival to be
 Held ShortIy-A Waterbury man's
 Watch Stolen Gossip Along the
 Shore.
 Further arrivals are as follows:
 Sea View-J H. Crandall, Westheld, Mass; J. P. Casman and G. T. Casman, Springfield; F. H. Chamberlain, Mrs. F. H. Chamberlain, c. H. Chamberlain, Miss Nettie E. Blanding, from Holyoke; Miss A. E. Bar ry, Springfield; Mrs. D. J. Mahoney, Spring field; Mrs. J. Drisco1l, Ansonia; Mrs. Thom- as, Ansonia; Mrs. R. J. Spiers and children, Waterbury; Baptist Missionary society of fifty persons; Leroy Brainerd, Portland Conn.,. Mir. J. J. Dufield, New York; Mrs. Cole, Misses Cole, Mrs. Ballou, Brooklyn; Mrs E. Keeler, San Francisco; MT. c. s. Pratt and wife, Meriden, Conn. Grove cottage-John Smith and wife, Mer- iden; Mrs. Holley, Miss W. M. Holley North ampton; R. L. Russell, New York; Mrs. J. Hallas, Mir. J. L. Hallas, Waterbury; Mrs. Fred Ketterer, Miss Ketterer, New Haven; Fred Brainerd, jr., New Haven; Mir. Perkins, Holyoke, Mass.
 Hinman House-Mrs. G. Jones, New York; Mr. Joseph Crossley, Middletown.
 Twitchelrs Hotel-Thomas Lawton, Paw- tucket; E. P. Schmidt, Birmingham; Mrs. O. Sherman and Miss A. Miller, Birmingham; Miss M. A. Ryan, Waterbury; Miss M. E. Moran, Waterbury; Miss c. Pagan, Water bury; R. L. Larin, J. E. Scott, New Haven; Robert F. Moore, Middletown; George C.. Otis, Middletown; I. G. Peralo, Hartford; H. L. Moody, Fair Haven; P. Rowe. Fair Haven.
 MT. Howes was quite ill for several days past and is now slowly recovering.
 MT. William R. Mackay and family from Neriden are occupying the Brooks cottage.
 The Baptist Missionary society of Connec- ticnt held their annual meeting Thursday in the Sea View parlors. There were fifty ladies present.
 A party of New Britain people made merry at Howe's last evening.
 A gentleman from Waterbury whose name is not known was relieved of a valuable gold watch at the Veteran fremen's picnic.
 Almost all the rooms at the Sea View are occupied and there are at present about eighty guests.
 The Catholic church of West Haven is ar ranging for holding fair at Howes' rink, August Il.
 Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., are to pie nic at the shore sometime during August.
 Mrs. Wyllie, of Massachusetts, is visiting at the Dutton cottage on Grove street.
 Next Thursday afternoon MT. George J. Hitler of this city and MT. John Maher will play a match game of tenpins at Lynch & Maher's bowling rooms for $20 side. MT. Hitler the same day will roll the balls with MT. E. Marr at the Seeley alleys.
 The cottagers are preparing for lantern festival that is to take place sometime in the latter part of this month. It is proposed to have second one the middle of August and grand illumination toward the end of the month. Superintendent Ward announces that on each evening there will be a hand some pyrotechnic display and the shore pro- prietors propose to spare no pains to make the occasion gala one.
 The cottagers living near Waverly Grove were treated to the sight of an overturned carriage containing four people last evening. All were more or less intoxicated, but fortu- nately escaped injury. Two of the party, pretty well covered with mud, took the cars for home
 MT. Edward Hart of Hoboken, N. J., is to spend short season at the shore as the guest of Mr. Edwin Oppenheimer, Yale 80.
 High tide to day at 12 m.